Brazilian government must develop ‘new cooperation’ with Haiti
Camille Chalmers highlighted the negative legacy of MINUSTAH for the country
La resolución de la Asamblea Mundial de la Salud sobre la salud de los pueblos indígenas es un momento histórico
Ricardo Weibe Nascimento Costa, Viceministro de Salud de los Pueblos Indígenas de Brasil, reflexiona sobre la importancia de la histórica resolución sobre la salud de los pueblos indígenas en la 76ª Asamblea Mundial de la Salud.
The World Bank and the BRICS Bank have new leaders and different outlooks
The records and priorities of the new heads of the World Bank and the New Development Bank – Ajay Banga and Dilma Rousseff – represent two different perspectives on addressing the world’s problems
Towards de-dollarization: BRICS advances alternative to US-dominated financial system
A senior Russian official indicated that a new currency project might be announced at the upcoming BRICS summit in South Africa. The alliance’s other members—Brazil, China, Russia, and India—have already taken steps to bypass the US-dominated global trade and finance system
La extrema derecha brasileña: un cliché político
Las consignas que invadieron Brasilia el 8 de enero eran menos sobre Bolsonaro y más sobre el odio que se siente por Lula y su gobierno pro-pueblo
Wikileaks delegation in Latin America to rally support for Assange’s release
A delegation from Wikileaks is canvassing among progressive movements, press freedom advocates, and political leaders across Latin America to garner support for Julian Assange’s release
“We will not give up”: Brazil demands justice for Bruno Pereira and Dom Phillips
Political and societal figures denounce the federal government’s disregard for the Amazon region and demand the protection of indigenous peoples
UN Climate Panel says greenhouse emissions must be halved by 2030 and other stories
Today we look at the UN IPCC’s report on climate change mitigation, Israeli violence against Palestinians during the month of Ramadan, and more
Political crisis in Pakistan, Argentines honor coup victims and other stories
Today we look at Pakistan’s political scenario as PM Imran Khan faces a no-confidence motion, marches in Argentina to honour the victims of the coup, and more
Student leader released on bail in Swaziland, persecution of Egyptian lawyer and other stories
Today we look at the release of a student leader in Swaziland, the persecution of a human rights lawyer in Egypt, and more
Israel, Bahrain sign security cooperation pact after normalizing ties and other stories
Today we look at the security agreement between Israel and Bahrain, recent coups in West Africa and the ECOWAS response, and more
Congolese refugee Moïse Kabamgabe beaten to death in Rio de Janeiro after asking for wages
When Moïse Kabamgabe demanded his payment for two days of work, his boss decided to kill him, says family
- Slovakia breaks from Western consensus
- Biggest health worker strike in US history to begin tomorrow
- “Tories Out!”: Thousands protest Conservative Party conference in Manchester
- Argentina’s presidential frontrunner Milei denies number of disappeared from dictatorship
- Activists harshly criticize Sunak government’s approval for Rosebank oil and gas field project
